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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

WASHINGTON CRY. March --latest in
quiries about the personnel of the inter :; ate
commerce commission lead to the impression
that there are still before tie president eight
n nine names from which the five commits
SioneTs will be chosen during the next fort
night 1t is understood that no formal ten
der or acceptance has been made in any
instance. The presidents method has been IL
inquire indirectly, through mutual ecquaiut-
ances, whether eligible parsons would be
likely to accept if appointments We're ten
dered, and by the answers to such inquiries
he has gradually formed little list without
committing himself
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

states. In the Fiftieth congress, by present
returns, the Republicans have nineteen and
the Democrats seventeen Of the state delega
tons, while New Hampshire is tie. Should
Republican congressman be elected to sue
coed Page in Rhode Island, the Republicans
will thus be given a clear majority of the
states, or twenty out of the thirty eight
votes. enough for a choice in case the cleo
ton of a president is thrown into the house.
Should Democrat be elected, it would sim
ply increase the Democratic delegations to
eighteen, and leave the Republican delega-
tjonS at nineteen
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

WASHINGTON CITY, March Since the
adjournment Of congress the presjdsn1 has
been urged to sign the river and harbol ar
preparation bill, "a well rs other bills that
passed both houses just prior to adjourn
ment. Those who favor such action have
been looking MP the law an 1 assert that there
is nothing in the constitution compelling the
president TO sign these bills If be wished
them to become laws before Il O'Clock on
the 4th of March, and to report the fact of
his endorsement to congress, There is good
authority for stating, however, that the
president will not sign any of the bills that
We're not signed before adjournment, and
that the river and harbor bill is dead
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

NEW YORK, March Evidences of
another attempt 10 burn the Jersey City
ferry houses and station of the Pennsylvania
railroad were discovered Saturday morning
A piece of cotton wadiing about eighteen
inches square anl about three inches thick,
saturated with a chemical mixture, was
found on the outside Of the gentlemen's toilet
room at the northern end Of the ferry house.
The cotton was hung up on piece of iron
near the wood work. Immediately beneath
1t hole had been cut about four inches in
diameter, sufficiently large to admit of c
hand from the inside 10 reach it. The edges
of the cotton were sin yed aud burned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Mott is hereby given to all persons Interested
that the City Council Of the City Of Rock Island
having ord cred that:
A ten-incd tile sewer be constructed from the in
teisection of the centre line Of Mini street With
the line of the Fifth avenue sewer, thence extend
ing south along the centre Of Ninth rect as near
IS practicable to the north line Of Eighth avenue.
the ordinance for the same being on file in the office
Court of Rock Island county, in the State OF Hi
nois for an sement OF costs of said improve
ment according to benefits; and, an assessment
there of having been made and returned TO said
court, the final hearing thereon will be had at
the March term Of said court, commencing on the
l4th day of March, A. ID. 1887
All persons desiring may then and there appear
and make their defence.
Dated at Rock Island, H., this LIST day of March
A. d, 1851.
WIN B. PETIT.
DAVID STEPHENS.
JOHN BARGE.
ESin
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 1t is likely
that the strike of the New York, Pennsyl-
vania & Ohio yardmen will assume serious
proportions before the difficulty is finally
settled. The attitude OF the men is becoming
more determined, and the action of the rail-
way official indicates that they have decided
TO ignore tie strikers and operate new
force of men in their yards. Several at
tempts have been made by the company to
move cars, but have been deferred by the
threatening attitude Of the strikers.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
VIM. B. PETIT.
DAVID STEPHENS.
JOHN BARGE.
Commissioners

Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
that the City Council Of the City Of Rock Island,
haviug ordered that:
Thirty fifth street be graded from the centre Of
Seventh avenue, south to the city limits, the ord-
nance for the same being on file in the office OF the
City Clerk, have applied TO the County Court of
Rock Island county, IN the State of Illinois, for an
assessment Of the costs OF said Improvement &C
cording to benefits; and an assessment thereof
having been made and returned to said court, the
anal hearing thereon will be had at the March
term Of said court, commencing on the l4th day OF
March, A. D. 1887.
All persons desiring may then and there appear
and make their defence.
Da,ed at Rock Island, III this 26th day Of Feb
fuars, A. D. 1887 -
ELISHA P. REYNOLDS,
Y. d. BANDING,
JOHN I, REthKRs,
commissioners
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
WIN Try it Again Next Session.

WASHINGTON CITY, March :.-Congress.
man Henderson, champion of Mrs. Logan's
pension bill in the house, says the bill will be
relntroduoAi next winter, and that II viii be
passed. lie says it will get through the SEN
ate quite as easily As it did before, anl that
the next hnGse wil, oe afraid to reject it,
fearin: The opposition Of the soldier vote in
the presidential campaign Immediately fol-
lowing tue adjournment of congress
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
MRS FRANK LESLIE

7HIF7N- HIM IF-I.IEa
specially Invltei guests assembled in thu
Varlors Of the Hoffman house Saturday aft
ernoon TO witness snma Of fhs marvellous
feats of the mind-reader, Washington Irving
Bishop. The event of the evening was An
attempt by IF. Bishop to find a medallion
pin belonging to Mrs. Frank Leslie that
had been hidden within a mile of the hotel.
Henry Guy Carleton selected E H. Hoyt.
Thomas W Knox, and H. c. Bunuer were to
&C: as committee to sse that there was no
COLLISION.
They got into light buggy, SIR. Bishop,
securely blindfolled. jumping In after lhem
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

Boston, MaiVh The strike of the 50
marble workers Of Bowiie., Terry & Co.
terminated Saturday night, signal victory
for the men. The firm recedsi from its po-
sitiun, recognized the order and advanced
the wages of all Its employees. those receiy-
ing above $40 week getting an advance Of
81, and those receiving less than Sl0 week
getting raise of 81 80 week. The firm
also agreed to a fifty-nine hours week
schedule
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March Joseph ".
Bingham, well known in newspaper circles,
committed suicide Saturday morning at the
residence CT his father by cutting his throat
with a razor. For some time past he has
suffered from insomnia, and this, aided by
overwork, led to melancholy. He was
81 years Old
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
AFTER THE SESSION.
ITEMS PICKED UP ABOUT THE DE-
DESERTED NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A so. 900, 0OO- Acre Land Item That Don't
Island No Hope for the River and
Harbor BiIl-The Commerce Commits
sioners-Why 1t Was SheIved.

WASHINGTON CITY, March 7.-Commis.
sioner Sparks, of the general land office,
Saturday addressed letter TO Mr. John E.
Owens, of Brooklyn, n Y, in answer to an
inquiry about New York syndicate getting
possession of an immense tract Of public
land The commissioner in his letter says:
am in receipt OF your letter of the ID
inst, inquiring how New York syndicate
can get possession of &, 90, $50 acres of pub
lie land. | infer that your inquiry relates to
newspaper paragraph recently published
stating that a syndicate had purchased an
alleged private land claim embracing an
enormous quantity OF land including portions
of Texas, Kansas, the Indian territory, New
Mexico and Colorado. | have to advise you
that no possession has been acquired by any
person or persons of 10, 00O, 900, or any other
number of acres of land under the alleged
claim and that the records of this Office dis
close no foundation for legitimate claim OF
this character. No person has any lega
right to attempt to control or dispose Of
public lands OF the United States upon the
pretext of such a claim Persons who pur'
chase quit claim decd from claimants OF
alleged private land grants, do so at then
own risk
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

Gentleman need not wear gloves at
dinner parties, that is, if they do not
have clean ones; but under all circum-
stances they must take DR.. Bulls cough
syrup when they get a cold or a sore
threat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
MR.B. TuL1NeHAsr, of the Daver

Mr. B. F. TuLLINGHAsT, of the Dsyen-
port Democrat, has had chat with Hon.
N. N. Ham, editor of the Dubuque
Herald sand postmaster of thesKey City,
on the political out look for 1888, and his
opinion of the administration of Presi-
dent Cleveland Mr. Ham is emphatic in
his belief that Cleveland will be Ie>n0m-
mated and reelectedfin 1888, and that bis
careful and conservative course has
strengthened the party greatly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
HOsrORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN NERVOUS EXHAUsTIoN

DR.. Geo. Mcknight, Hannibal, N, Y,
says: Il have used it in cases of ner-
vous exhaustion, with quite satisfactory
results"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

Those who ride much in buggy. and
value comfort, and would prolong their
lives, want a spring that has the easy
riding qualities of the Rice coil carriage
spring.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
Mr.. Robert Sutcliffe, native of B

Mr.. Robert Sutcliffe, native of Biz
mingham, England. now resident of
Baltimore claims: Pm subject to severe
attacks Of neuralgia which have caused
me much pain; ! have repeatedly tried
different remedies but received no benefit.
finally tried Salvation Oil and received
immediate relief. consider it worth its
weight in gold"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

Bishop seized the
rein5 and driving
rapidly throug.! the
streets followed ex-
actly the circuitol;-
route taken by those
who bid the pin.
Arriving at Ora
mercy park, the
blind driver stopped
his horses, dragged
the committee out
of b g bug g Y
and unhesitatingly
guided them into
GraU1arav y l.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

Miss Ph9be Couzins has been sick for
some time, and has not been able to at.
tend to her duties as deputy United
States marshal at St, Louis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

NEW YORK, March 7-Charles H. Mon
tague, of Boston, interested large audience
at Dockstader's theatre Sunday night by
successfully initiating many of the remark
able feats of Bishop, the mind-reader.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
SLOWLY DYING.

New York, MarchS7, $50 p. MIR
Beecher is sinking slowly. He is dying.
but may last through the night. though
1t is scarcely probable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
Heavy Snow in New England.

BosTos, March Reports from all parts
of New England show that Saturday nights
snow-storn was the most severe of the win
ter The railroads which had just been
cleared of snow are again blockaied and ths
highways are in many places impassabla.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

Miss Annie Howard has given to the
city of New Orleans funds for the erec-
ton of fine free library building, and
for tho purchase Of 100, 600 books,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

W. IhFTNT BISHUF- Ut 7''I1V1'J T II T n
hotel, through the office and into the main
parIor, stopping them in front of the mantel
and taking the pin from under the vase
where it had been hidden.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

Msspero, the Psychologist. has com
pletely cleared away the front of the old
sphinx at Ghizeh.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

L. T. Barnum as the prohibition candi-
date for president would be the greatest
show on earth, But Pbiness says he is
willing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
A MARVELLOUS FEAT.

,Iind-Reader Bishop A-tcnlsbes a Select
Gotham Audience.
NEW YORK. March IA n0table -lti o.
ing, includns Justin McCartlly. Marshlll P
Wilder, John a!ackay, Beils Archer Mcs.
Frank Leslie and about Il hua..reI o.h-r
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
LITTLE RHoDY'S IMPORTANCE.
A Congressional Election That q Good
Deal May Depend Upon.

WASHINGTON CITY, March THE most
important election of the present year is to
be held in the Second congressional district
Of Rhode Island on the 9th Of April, where a
vacancy exists. At the recent special cleo
ton, growing out of the contest between
Pirce and Page, the latter was chosen only
for the few remaining days of the session
which expired Friday. The April election
will be important, because 10 may materially
nkfset ths rflsttys political stending Of tho
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07
An Original Knight Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, March William Cook
one of the organizers of the knights of La.
Dor, died Sunday, aged IS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-07

The wife of Minister McLane is still
very iii at his home in Paris,
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

enbper al os, Q1ier eaer 6orfatter, Rig
elIer 5attis, 2aro ener ulerb, Barn
eller Oloins. bpao enten ui ioper eler
arbeioer, / en- Time bar snboer al os
40 Simlsns 8eie siennemlsbet en- uipn'
fig Str9fnins al mer enb 30 Ri0iouer
Sob; tbi Dor Ylanet tilbaselasser life
miuore END ct bunoreoe % ierteu Wils
lioner Wile ON Iarei bare peo i'm Bane
ON SOlen, % IN Sunoreoedaris bar til'
baselast en- 2iuie / 8erbensrummet al
mere enb tolp Wiuiaroer Wils 2an9oe.
So, man ioritaar, of osnne Saitisbeo
er ielue 8etinselien for llniuerIets Stas
bilitet: Stjernerne, Soroen, Blane'
terne, geronerne, SOfene, Stierneipite.
merns, Stierneiamlinserus, Welfeueis
enc, be iierne llniperier beitaar ale
sieuiioig Deb 2~issp9sten al jim rsciprofe
filtration; be b%efinoer zig alle / bet
tomme Rum os bulper fig puu tine ioeule
Ylanetbaner, oa be oreier iis ruuot meo
tilitr9tfelis Suiti9beo til at ifabe en-
centrifugal 8raft Zig os mobiat ben ut
traitor, inm huleer hem tilbase
leoes blir be i en- %ubsitnnbis, men euis
lisep9gt. 5oroum bsfpmrebe maj Zig
life uben @runb ON Solibiteten al Ser
bcns @runopolb; tbi fpr Dor Blanets
Siolering / 8eroensrummet % oens
geuaselie omfrins Solen bar beuiit,
lputes bet u~uno9aaeli9t at t9nfe Jig
Sorben boilenoe paa Ell urOftelis @runos
uolo us u~nbrast paa uenbelise fore
Yillarer.
Wen ba Stiernerne fommer irem,
ipinoer, bliuer burte unoer Spnstreoien,
MATTE nan sipe Nifalb paa oenne
@~runbrolo, Tom forreiten albeles life
tilirebsltiaeoe Qanber meb 9rans til at
isse til 9insenes inberite @runo.
Oct CT us iuloit9noist umuligt at
tanfe os en- materiel B,ae, laa tpf us
breo man pil. ielu ON ben bauoe Sorben
til Diameter os itrafte Jig no | bet uens
beige, al iamme @runo, iOm man life
fan eriienoe ben uirfelise GrIitenie Of en-
Stof meo bare en- Gnoe.
9purlanst 9anten folser oenne mate
rieQe Yi0e mob oens @runopolb, font
mer MAJ ensans til ct Punft, buor Den
enoer. Sum bet TONNE Stun fan p9re
uenoelist. Sra bette 0ieblif tjener
oenne l%aafalote SOropiQe life til nOset,
oa ben lelu bliuer uoen unoerlas. Der
moberne 9anfe, 9pnamIsmen, bar
Wooi9tnins til ben samle os alminbe'
lise Sbe ON Waterien | Dor 2io Ell flo.
ioiiif H9ffepiobe uben Sioenptfe | belt
Yioenltabens Siitorie.
Den lRrer, ben beoiler, ben Ooerbes
piier os ON, at bet materieae, Ipnli9e,
baanbsribelise llniuers builer paa bet
uipnliss, bet immaterleae, paa ben
upstlsie 8raft.
Oct er en- ajeuos9ierrius, o%uerfur
bpilfen Sanoiernes alminoeli9e % ififz
ienbe Yionesbpro for 5remtioen life
ituloe sialbe.
Sorben, iom nan troeoe fob taft paa
Sfabuinsens 8runooolb, opretboloes
life al noset muterielt, men al ben uipnz
lise arait. Oct TONNE 8um breber Jig
no oper Iaapel Tom unber ben, til u~enitre
iom til bgire / bet uenoelige / ale
Retninaer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

Hilobatter.-Serpeo be,ieHot9lsres 10
Sl9st us Serner, at min flrre Suitru Ntarit
Rlsoatter, fstt Seure aiait peo 3soen oa
iom nj haaber / Iroen pau fin 5relisr ben
23oe Suli. Zen Nfosoe pnr 81 Aar gam
mel. pun efterlaoer fig 8 8srf, al bUiIfe
bet 9loite enonu life er Is os bet pnsiie life
iulot 2 War sammet. Zen 25oe Suli bier
bun besraoen pna 8rapylaoisu ueo 8olcoit.
8ihiano 60, 8. Z. Sub ie / Raabe III De
moberlGie isrsenoe Bsm o9 I'll ben eIents.
nsnoe i5rseuoe Gutemano.
Nolcoit, 3. Z.
Ibore 0alporiou.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

Tueif. - Get befi notaisres berpso for
SlRai o. 8euner. Of Serren blsmtdlote nj
iis uec en- iaIie 9ss DOR ilare atooer 8iriti
Shronosoaiter ben 22oe Suli b. ". fsot i
0alin9oal, 5torge, 1914. ouu ef.eriaosr !
Bsrn / giuet, ale / &merifa. 5suoes Wano
;3ngp 10 ogoe for rs War iicen.
Yaa BET hiertelisite :afiss Baitor Reaur.
iom Der tilite c oa talts peo Suiet ps Graosn.
oa ale Sennsr o. Raboer. iom osito9 neo
os o9 iulgte benbe III bet iioite 0utlsiteo.
reo meo benees Sigp. pellisnet o9re
binoes Ninoe.
BImnispan. Sauiion 60. Yiinu. osn Abe
ang 1887. Sngualo Z. Epeit
o9 Ssfenoe
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

Ait.-Istb ,iIsnofaisr, 8 berpeo for Slqet
o. Bsnner, at @uo / fin Yisoom borfiaioie
ira osite Siu min flare Suitru Betip 6. vi;
Riosfen 5 ben 20oe Suli I en- Nloer al %
n r. 3 Raoneoer pa 20 laee. min 5reii
sr. Of bun nj uaaore bort / 5roen paa i'm
Srelier.
Eli benz. iom bar behielptlise unser henees
Spsoom % iulste benoe til 8rapen, ail9aasr
Ies berpeo MIN blerfel'site {aL. Siaelepes
taiies YaitOr getierfon ( T hdns Beiss til
ben Spse iamt ior be 9rsitens Orb, ban
talte til os / Ririen ca ueo @rapen.
Ct Yaut, 25oe SulI 1887.
DIE g MI
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
GttertpOrgfei.

{borsons Nften ben 2Soe Suli 1887 reiite
Dor Rloite Ssu Rartm auoeriou / 5slae
meo Sobu 9obniou, fra bort olem, uosu at
ii9e, buor De git os uoeu mtuoite Naridg.
vi nHoertegneoe SorRlore beosr oa, ON
Rogen ltuloe fna Undertaking ON, huor be
maatic opboloe Jig, at laoe os fdd uioe bet
ltrar. vi ltal ullia eoofsisre for iammie.
Beg9e or lmaa og title I Cm9aug. Sobu
bar iort pdar og 3 Mr. bag BET b9ireEre efter
en- Sglte alttne. RartiH bar INT paar %
lioeu. Il og is Gar 9dmle. "a pi fsler
os baarot Hague. beoer ui troitRnoia, ON
mults C%plpsutn9. 3eres Reore or oaiaa
ine9et beorsoeoe.
SsreH Auoeriou,
Auoreru .. Sobniou.
Storp Gun, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
Gongers Sale oeb ubbelinaen al

@ulomebaljernes peb 2anbbrugsmsbet
! 9bronbbiem | Gar: "Mine Serrer!
5 iurbums 9ase b~epibnebe samle
9rsnbelasen, buurlebes Staolet Of tapre
59noer blep uplpftet for at plsie blos
bise 5urer. 9et itob oensans / 0sbens
2lenelte. Oct er MI lense iiben, at
Sulen iormprteSe Stifleitabs Marfer,
os at Song sperre bros oper 5ielbet.
Den lib pil albris penbe til6ase, ba
man itepner til blObis aris paa ben
@r9noie, 6por Sernbanerne msoes; ibi
en- np 2io CT ~Oprunben os Staalet prts
siort til ct &eoifab / Srebens, ies fan
iise 9iusts 9ieneite. Staalet ianfes I'LL
mob Sorben til irustbrinsenbe Nrbeibe.
Sreo os 5ribeb er to mestige Sor
bunosf9aer, iom / bette Iarbunorebe
bar iorenet Jig for at fremtme osnne Brit
lombeo; men 5ribeoen fan life siue Bel
fisnelie, loen at ben boiler paa Sfet ps
Sanobeo. Os arbeibet oa 5reoen siuer
life uobptte til iano Rptte, ON ben an
uenoes / Stisbeslpsbeb, 9openItab ps
2ctiirto os life / erlist Nrbeibe, Der for
itaar at operpinoe ganitelisbeoer %
uobOloe usunitise 8ouiunfturer. Set
er spbt MI ps ba at bplpe Wenitrius
Ouer bette Grbeioes 5rust os uifentlis
at anerfjenbe og b9ore Dc Meno, lom
er 5uresanssmanp i bernie l~auospistise
Sag. Web flor @laoe opfploer ies bet
gnife, Tom er itiIet til mig, ON at uooele
Selsnninser, punoet al bette Irbeioes
Soresangsmanb, iom er iremmsote peb
bette 2anobrnssmDpe. Soet ies sisr
bette, neobeber ies Serrens Seliisuelie
uper 5olf % 2ano liseiOm Ouer oft
nbelt os soot Wennel tearbeioe / Sioen."
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
Worif: Sngslif SfoiepGrer
onjfcs.

8 Stoleotiir,ft 81 I ben euans. lutb. Ules
ui9beo paa Root grnirie. 5tlmore 60,
W mn, pnltes en- norlt engelit 4Rr,r.
Zen engeilte Sioie oarer lsr Waaneoer,
o. G9uuen S34 pr. NnIueo. Sen norite 3
WGaueoer, % esnuea 81 pr. Stoleoas lamt
aoit / Stoletioeu.
Nnleauiu9er leoin9eoe al 8ioresbpro ON
3pgtigbeo % friiteli9 8anoel beoes moieuot
inarelt mulig. Ia o,u engellte Stoie begun
oCr Den lite ToU. 1897. MAJ ~Nnig9niu9er
pare l~nolenot leneit ben l40e Cit. 1887.
Ears 3iaiien,
4S4. Jouutdin, 5,llore 60. Wtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
(Ni Camille Slammarion).

Snat / ben rolise, lpoloie Mtionatss
Ituno, meoeus befe Haturen ~ilumrebe,
iasttos jes / Seleifopet en- liben Sig
i%tjerne. Sen bar i%oriuunoen i ben tal.
rige Wengoe Simmellps en- bles
Stierne al ipuenoe Stprrelie, fjernet /
en- neIten ~umaaoeli9 Iiitano.
Min Sante bauoe Dog formaaet at
naa belt til ben.
Seq tentte paa, at benne Stlerne life
ct lpnlis for bet blOtte Die; at man
resner at tunne ie atten Stjerner al
ferIte Stsrrelle, ierti at anben, ct bum
breoe os TO os Otti al treble, fem bunz
brebe % tretti al fjeroe, ierten bunoreoe
at iemte ps fire tuiino ps Otte bunoreoe
at ijette, Outlet sioer en- fprite TOtalz
ium al omtrent ipu tuiino Stierner ipns
lise for bet blOtte gie); men ies tanfte
p9iaa paa, at Intallet al Sijerner al
ipuenbe Sterrelie, til boilfe ben, jes
iasttrs, bsrer, uotrpffes ueo Sifret tretz
ten, al pttenoe ueb firth tuiino; at 9allet
porer pr~osresiiut. efteripm pi transer
lanser frem biniioes ben for bet mennes
lfelise gie ipnlise Gercen; at en- Cunt
merius af Stjernerne al be ii fcrlte
Storrelier fsrer til ct SiHer al fem
bunbreoe ps ierti tuiinb, al DC tolp fsrite
Stsrrelier til mer END fire Milioner,
% at ri cperltriber firth WiaiOner, naar
ri naar til ben.femtenoe Stsrrelie.
rlben at iprtabe mig i bisie Yeripefs
tipers bunblpie Suels, islte jes mig
areben al 3anfen; nit Blit fansleoes
til oenne entle Stierne al ipuenoe Stsrs
relIe al 8uniteuationen "ben itore
8iprn", iom naiten albris tiger OF
oper Yaris's 0Oriiunt, Os lom pl fan
iasttnse buer Nat | aaret.
Sea fom til at butte paa, at ben funt.
Ter lem os otti 9riaioner Mtile berira,
en- Iiitanb, ct Sltus meo en- f%onitan1
S~altisbeo al hunoreoe os tpoe ailome'
ter / 3imen fife piloe funne tIlbasel99s'
paa minbre emo tire buncreoe % fem &c
tppe AtiliOner aar.
Iiernt / benne a'itano piloe Der
bl9nbenbe Sol, iom cplpler Dor Soro
bape tabt fin CLANS os Storbeo.
0en piloe life bare oere ulpnllS fo'
bet blotte Die % minore lpienoe eno be,
itiernebeiaabbe Scat, men ben uilbe enool
Qpsfraft itaa unoer benne Stierne q
inpeube Stsrrelie. Den pilbe life fann
opbaaes uoen meb be melt minutisi
9eleIfopunberisselier.
!: 9enne lille Stlerne, iom bare Ter u
iom ct lpIenbe Yunft paa ben msrt
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